ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... Happiness and Dignity of Manhood depend upon the Conduct of the youthful Age . Let not the feafon of youth be barren of improvements , fo effential to your felicity and honour . Your character is now of your own forming ; your fate is ...
... Happiness and Dignity of Manhood depend upon the Conduct of the youthful Age . Let not the feafon of youth be barren of improvements , fo effential to your felicity and honour . Your character is now of your own forming ; your fate is ...
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... happiness of life you are certain of throwing away . Eafily , and from the fmalleft chink , the bitter waters of ftrife arelet forth ; but their courfe cannot be foreseen ; and he feldom fails of fuffer- ing moft from the poisonous ...
... happiness of life you are certain of throwing away . Eafily , and from the fmalleft chink , the bitter waters of ftrife arelet forth ; but their courfe cannot be foreseen ; and he feldom fails of fuffer- ing moft from the poisonous ...
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... happiness , as well as the removal of evil . But the world cannot even afford them to the body . Its means of happi- nefs , to thofe who depend upon them as fuch , are , in a thousand inftances , unfatisfying . Even , at beft , they ...
... happiness , as well as the removal of evil . But the world cannot even afford them to the body . Its means of happi- nefs , to thofe who depend upon them as fuch , are , in a thousand inftances , unfatisfying . Even , at beft , they ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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